Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] removing extra enX interface

[Cliff S. <cl...@st...>]

In /private/var/db you will find the file NetworkInterfaces.xml - if  
you remove this file it will be recreated, but I usually just edit out  
the dict entries for the interfaces.  As always please backup any file  
you plan to tweak, I'm not responsible for any damage, if your computer  
turns into a toaster oven, don't blame me, blah blah blah.

Cheers,
Cliff



On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 10:31 US/Pacific, Kevin Johnson wrote:

> I've been using the driver for about a year now. It is working  
> wonderfully.
> I've been using several cards for testing.  My current cards shows up  
> a en5.
> Do anyone know if/how to remove the old cards so I can get the my  
> latest card to back to en2.
>
> En0 - physical ethernet port  En1 is my Airport card  and I'd like   
> en2 to be my wireless driver card.
> Oh yeah I'm using.
>
> TIbook g4 550 with Mac OS X 10.2.6
> Thanks,
> Kevin Johnson
>
>
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